Counter/Activity Tracking hybrid app for minimalists
Super Counter is the simplest counter and activity tracking app on iOS! It combines the best of both without unnecessary features. Whether you're counting prayer chants, tracking walks, or workout achievements, Super Counter makes it easy and flexible.
Nearly after 3 months since the launch and 3 updates already published, I am excited to finally reveal my first iOS app to the Product Hunt Community. It is an app that's started as an idea to solve my own problem. What better solution than creating something that scratches your own itch right? Here is what I wanted: A completely minimalistic app that is delightful to use because I don't want to be overwhelmed with excess features especially when I am tracking chants or recitations, or a breath
Super for iOS nails that minimalist sweet spot — clean, flexible tracking for just about anything without the extra noise. Looks like a perfect everyday companion. Congrats on the launch 🚀
This is awesome! Seems like a perfect fit for minimalists I wonder what other apps can be built for that group? Like a minimalist to do list, or a minimalist CRM? 😊
Congratulations on launching Super for iOS! This approach stands out beautifully—focusing just on what’s needed without any clutter or distractions. I especially appreciate the emphasis on being ad-free and subscription-free, making this practical for real everyday use. Great to see core features accessible to all while offering optional upgrades! I can see this being super helpful for so many routines, from health and fitness to daily habits. Well done!
The app looks sweet, Adithya! Great job!
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